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Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, and incoming commander Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel embrace their children before the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air F... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron incoming commander, stands for the playing of the National Anthem during the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. T... More

Members of the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron prepare for

Members of the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron prepare for

Members of the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron prepare for the squadron’s change of command ceremony July 17, 2020, at Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Amidst COVID-19, the squadron hosted a virtual change of command to all... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s family pins the command

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s family pins the command

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s family pins the command insignia on Klinkel’s uniform during the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Klinkel assumed co... More

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron outgoing commander, and incoming commander Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel listen as Lt. Col. Greg Hignite, Air Force Public Affairs Agency commander, speaks dur... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron incoming commander, looks to the outgoing commander’s family as Lt. Col. Greg A. Hignite, Air Force Public Affairs Agency commander, talks about their contr... More

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, speaks about her time leading the squadron at the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Milner led the squ... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, prepares to have her command insignia pinned by her family July 17, 2020, during the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony on Hill Air Force Base, Uta... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, speaks to her new squadron as well as friends and family during the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah.... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, and Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner embrace their families after the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Ini... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s daughter listens as Klinkel

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s daughter listens as Klinkel

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel’s daughter listens as Klinkel speaks about their impact on her career during the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. Prio... More

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner’s family listens as she

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner’s family listens as she

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner’s family listens as she speaks about their time with the 2nd Audiovisual Squadron at the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The ceremony rec... More

1st Lt. Jackie Jastrzebski renders Lt. Col. Sheryll

1st Lt. Jackie Jastrzebski renders Lt. Col. Sheryll

1st Lt. Jackie Jastrzebski renders Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, her first salute as the 2 AVS commander during the squadron’s change of command ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hil... More

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron commander, and Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner leave the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony with their families July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. The ce... More

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron outgoing commander, is awarded the Meritorious Service Medal during the 2 AVS Change of Command Ceremony July 17, 2020, on Hill Air Force Base, Utah. During ... More

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron

Lt. Col. Melissa J. Milner, 2nd Audiovisual Squadron outgoing commander, and incoming commander Lt. Col. Sheryll I. Klinkel listen as Lt. Col. Greg Hignite, Air Force Public Affairs Agency commander, speaks dur... More

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